Article No: 1
2016-10-28
THREE WAYS THE GLOBAL FUND COULD DO MORE FOR TB
Gemma Oberth
ABSTRACT The most recent statistics from the World Health Organization suggest that progress to end...
Article No: 3
2016-11-01
ACTIVISTS URGE CONTINUATION OF SPECIAL INVESTMENTS IN COMMUNITY, RIGHTS AND GENDER
Mark Daku
ABSTRACT As the 2014-2016 grant cycle comes to a close, the Global Fund’s six Special Initiatives...
Article No: 4
2016-10-25
FOR ITS NEXT FUNDING REQUEST, ZIMBABWEAN CIVIL SOCIETY CALLING FOR TEST-AND-TREAT, PREP
Gemma Oberth
ABSTRACT As the 2017-2019 funding cycle approaches, civil society in Zimbabwe are being proactive. ...
Article No: 5
2016-11-01
DONORS AND THE GOVERNMENT OF DRC HAVE STRUGGLED TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE OF SALARY INCENTIVES
Mary Lloyd
ABSTRACT Trying to resolve the issue of salary incentives in the Democratic Republic of Congo has b...
Article No: 6
2016-10-31
UGANDA CONTINUES TO GRAPPLE WITH THE CHALLENGE OF EXPIRED MEDICINES AND HEALTH SUPPLIES
Nathan Magume
ABSTRACT The problem of expired drugs and medical supplies prevails in Uganda. Following the releas...
Article No: 7
2022-11-01
GLOBAL FUND APPROVES FUNDING FOR SIX GRANTS FROM FOUR COUNTRIES
Larson Moth
ABSTRACT The Global Fund has approved $56.6 million for six country grants. This article provides a...
Article No: 8
2016-11-01
SEVEN COUNTRIES IN THE EECA REGION PROJECTED TO TRANSITION BY 2025
Tinatin Zardiashvili
ABSTRACT This article provides Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region-related information fr...
Article No: 8
2016-11-30
СЕМИ СТРАНАМ В РЕГИОНЕ ВЕЦА ПРОГНОЗИРУЮТ ПЕРЕХОД К 2025 ГОДУ
Тинатин Зардиашвили
ABSTRACT После недавнего пополнения Глобального Фонда в с...
Article No: 9
2016-11-02
THE ITP INITIATIVE EXPECTS TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF GLOBAL FUND GRANTS IN NIGER
Bertrand Kampoer
ABSTRACT By taking part in the Global Fund’s ITP - Implementation Through Partnership initiative,...
